Report what feels wrong
Flag a profile, chat, scam, threat, or venue interaction so the safety team can review it.
Your safety, your say
Meet openly. Keep your boundaries.
Learn how to control visibility, block contact, report concerns, and get help when something feels wrong.
Leave quietly
Pass, decline, or block without creating a public moment or inviting more contact.
Choose your visibility
Use Buffer Zone, incognito, blur, and profile settings to decide how you appear.
More context before contact
Verification signals help reduce fake profiles and make first interactions easier to judge.
Content is screened
Profile text, photos, chats, room messages, links, and reports may be filtered automatically and reviewed by moderators.
Know what to do
Clear guidance when you need it.
Find direct steps for reporting, blocking, impersonation, scams, harassment, venue incidents, consent, and emergencies.
Report a Safety ConcernReport profiles, chats, venue behavior, impersonation, harassment, scams, threats, or moderation concerns.Block and Limit ContactUse block, decline, and privacy controls to limit visibility and stop unwanted interaction.Impersonation and Fake ProfilesReport accounts pretending to be another person, using misleading identity details, or creating synthetic profiles.Scams, Spam, and Suspicious BehaviorRecognize and report romance scams, phishing, payment fraud, spam, and attempts to move you into unsafe channels.Harassment, Threats, and HateSameHive does not allow harassment, threats, hate, intimidation, sexual pressure, or repeated unwanted contact.In-Person Harm and Venue IncidentsReport unsafe offline behavior, venue incidents, threats, assault, coercion, stalking, or credible risk connected to SameHive.Consent and BoundariesConsent and boundaries apply to profiles, chats, photos, venue interactions, and offline behavior.Content Review and FilteringSameHive uses automated signals, human moderation, reporting, and blocking to reduce objectionable user-generated content.Emergency ResourcesSameHive support can review platform reports, but emergency help must come from local emergency services and trusted local resources.
When to report
- Harassment, threats, hate, sexual pressure, stalking, or intimidation.
- Fake profile, impersonation, scam, spam, phishing, or payment fraud.
- Unsafe offline behavior connected to SameHive or a venue interaction.
- Moderation appeals when you believe an enforcement decision needs review.
What happens after a report
SameHive reviews available account, profile, chat, payment, and safety signals. Depending on severity, SameHive may remove content, limit visibility, suspend accounts, preserve records, or ask for more information.
If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first. SameHive support is not an emergency response service.
For safety-specific email, contact support@samehiveapp.com.